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Tables

The Tables area lets you create, configure, and manage SQL tables within Bragi’s Static Data Management module. You can create new tables from Excel files or manage existing SQL tables.

Add Table

Tables - SQL

Any tables created directly in the Bragi database automatically appear on the Table Configuration page.

Tables - Excel File

New tables can be created from Excel spreadsheets by using the “Infer New Table from Excel” button on the Table Configuration page.

Table Configuration page, displaying details for configured tables

To create a table from an Excel file:

  1. Select the source Excel file using the “Upload File” button.

  2. Adjust settings if needed using the Advanced menu.

Pick a Source File modal, which includes an "Upload File" button

If the Excel file contains multiple worksheets, a dropdown will appear, allowing you to choose the worksheet to base the table on.

Pick a Worksheet modal

Before creating the table, you can review and edit columns, including names, data types, keys, and nullability.

The Table Actions area lets you select allowed actions: create, edit, and delete.
Marking a table as externally managed disables all actions—changes must then be made outside of Bragi.

If you want the table added immediately to the Dashboard, enable the “Add to Dashboard” toggle (see Add Table to Dashboard below for details).

Load Text File page, displaying details of the uploaded table

Once you’ve configured everything, save your changes using the “Save” button:

"Save" button

Edit Table

On the Table Configuration page, click Edit for the table you want to modify:

"Edit Table" button

This opens the Edit Table page:

Edit Table page, displaying details of the selected table

Here you can:

  • Alter table actions (externally managed, create, edit, delete)

  • Add or remove the table from the Dashboard

  • Edit the friendly name and group assignment

  • Enable or disable Four-Eyes approval

  • Create, edit, and delete foreign keys

Delete Table

You can permanently delete a table using the Delete button on the Table Configuration page:

"Delete" button

A confirmation modal will appear, asking you to enter the table name as a safety check.

Delete table modal, prompting the user to confirm deletion by entering the name of the table

Warning: Deletion permanently drops the table from the database and cannot be undone. Double-check the table name before confirming.

Ignore Table

If your Bragi database contains tables you don’t want to manage inside the Static Data Management module, these can be ignored, which removes them from view.

Use the toggles in the "Ignore Table?" column on the Table Configuration page:

Column containing toggles to ignore a specific table

To see ignored tables (for example, to un-ignore), enable the “Show Ignored Tables?” toggle:

Toggle to show/hide ignored tables

You can ignore entire schemas using the “Ignore Entire Schema?” toggle. This will ignore all tables within that schema, including any new tables added later.

Toggle to ignore an entire schema

If needed, individual tables within an ignored schema can be specifically un-ignored:

Ignored schema with one table set to un-ignored within the schema

Note: Ignored tables cannot be added to the Dashboard, as Bragi treats them as if they do not exist.

Add Table to Dashboard

All tables appear in the Table Configuration page, but only those added to the Dashboard appear on the Dashboard page.

To add a table to the Dashboard:

  1. Click Edit on the Table Configuration page for the desired table:

    "Edit" button
  2. In the Edit Table page, give the table a friendly name, assign it to a group, and toggle the “Add to Dashboard” option.

  3. Click Save.

Edit Table page, displaying details of the selected table

View Table

On the Dashboard, use the “Go to Summary” button on any table card to view its data:

Card on the Dashboard, displaying a tooltip for the "Go to Summary" button

The Summary page lists all active rows for the table. Here you can:

  • Edit, duplicate, or delete rows (subject to Table Action permissions)

  • Review rows if Four-Eyes is enabled

  • Add new rows

Summary page displaying the data within a four-eyes table

Alternatively, you can access the Summary page via the “Go to Summary” button on the Table Configuration page:

"Go to Summary" button

Edit Row

Rows are edited using the Edit button:

"Edit" button
  • If Four-Eyes approval is disabled, changes are applied immediately upon saving.

Edit Row modal for a non-four-eyes table
  • If Four-Eyes is enabled, edits enter an approval workflow:

    • The row status changes to In Edit while the change is being made.

    • When submitted, it moves to Pending for review by a different user.

    • Once approved, changes are applied to the database.

Edit Row modal for a four-eyes table

Duplicate Row

Use the Duplicate button to copy an existing row:

"Duplicate" button

This works like editing, except a new row is created. You must update the business key to a unique value before saving.

Add New Row

New rows can be added with the New Record button:

"New Record" button

The form will be blank and ready for new data entry.

Delete Row

Rows can be deleted using the Delete button:

"Delete" button

For Four-Eyes enabled tables, deletions must be approved by another user.

Four-Eyes Review

When Four-Eyes is active, any submitted changes require approval by a different user via the Review button:

"Review" button

The review modal shows pending changes and allows approvers to approve, decline, or add comments:

4-Eyes Review modal, displaying the changes pending approval for the selected row

Users cannot approve their own changes but may decline them.

Four-Eyes Statuses

On the Summary page, you may see rows labelled with these statuses in the NabuStatus column:

Status

Description

In Edit

Changes are made but not yet submitted for review.

Pending

Changes have been submitted and await approval or declination by another user.

Approved

Changes have been approved; this is the active version shown on the Summary page.

Declined

Changes were rejected and these versions are not shown; the last approved version remains visible.

Deleted

The row has been approved for deletion and is no longer displayed; the last approved version remains visible.

To learn more about editing and submitting rows, see Edit Row.

09 March 2026